"cartilaginification" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1844, John Grantham, Facts and Observations in Medicine and Surgery:",
          "text": "In the second , or cartilaginous state , the semi-opaque jelly becomes dense , transparent , and homogeneous , the change taking place from the surface towards the centre , and constituting cartilaginification",
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